It ain't like you're not copying them, they're copying you.
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That's culture: people copying people they don't even know they're copying.
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The internet has dramatically lowered the cost of copying, including illicit copying.
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You literally got pop stars copying what Mike did and copying what MC Hammer did.
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It also oh-so-mildly nods to Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" — a spiritual progressive copying a white Australian carpetbagger copying the sound of minimalist Los Angeles rap copying the thickness of Bay Area street rap.
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According to Ferguson's complaint, Epic is copying videos frame-by-frame to create the dances, a case of straightforward copying.
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But political spinners say the Democratic politicians aren't copying Trump's provocative and sometimes reckless Twitter style — they're copying Hillary Clinton's.
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" When his supervisor glanced over his shoulder, the supervisor realized Bridges wasn't copying receipts—he was copying a folder named "Bitstamp.
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Moreover, locally copying the contents of Wikipedia is relatively trivial compared to the scribes copying the scrolls at Alexandria 2,000 years ago.
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Copyright law, including the separability rule, has always sought to draw that line between copying that is permissible and copying that is not.
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But tracks like "Child" or "Oh My God" see him building on that vocal tradition rather than copying for the sake of copying.
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But, either way, Facebook has shown that it likes to stick with what works — and what works is copying competitors, and sometimes copying itself.
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Along with other artists, Bassen continues to fight Zara for copying her designs, and I'm glad that she's fighting because that copying was wrong.
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Aquazzura says Ivanka jacked their shoes before ... copying its Belgravia shoe and calling it Necila, and also copying its Forever Marilyn shoe and calling it Teagin Pointy Toe Pump with Tassel.
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So there's this conceptual look that [one of the book's subjects] Luke Francis does, by copying Boy George who was copying [late performance artist] Leigh Bowery and I like that lineage.
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The BionicFinWave isn't just an exercise in copying Mother Nature.
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GUTFELD: Look -- they&aposre saying, look at Pence copying Trump.
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" Max: "I think there's a lot of merit in copying.
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Another trend Sony seems uninteresting in copying is dual cameras.
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What an interesting way to describe copying someone else's idea!
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When they start copying my classic styles, it's a problem.
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You have Facebook copying Snapchat every five minutes, pretty much.
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Every email you read involves copying something onto your computer.
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First she snaps at Kris for copying her coffee cups.
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And already there are other successful companies copying his tactics.
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Copying errors result in defective spermatogonia, and subsequently defective sperm.
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But it's also just Microsoft copying from the best: Linux.
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But a new generation of fraudsters is copying his technique.
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"There's a reason they're copying what radio does," Rosin said.
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For years, Samsung has been accused of copying Apple's ideas.
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Now it's Twitter copying Facebook… but in the worst way.
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Copying articles to share with others is a breach ofFT.
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They just sound like they're copying riffs from the 70s.
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Yet even that isn't the only example of Trump's copying.
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And it's not so simple as just copying our parents.
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So copying the feature is just part of staying competitive.
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So what about somehow extracting or copying the phone's UID?
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"Now 'Lyin Ted' and others are copying me," he wrote.
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A. Casals' programs, which I'm basically copying, were exciting events.
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"Thank you for copying a very good idea," he said.
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For makeup, in terms of shade, everyone's copying everyone else.
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A lot of people are copying this now, including TechCrunch.
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I shot up, copying the YouTube tutorials I'd been watching.
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I was copying them and putting them in a file.
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Weren't tapes somehow protected against people copying stuff onto them?
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Combining Spotify playlists is as easy as copying and pasting.
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When I was around 10, I loved copying greeting cards.
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It spent $940 million copying Hallstatt, a historic Austrian village.
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Maybe that's because copying a Swiftian sensibility doesn't come easily.
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That is a remarkable achievement in an age of copying.
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He sits up late copying out lyrics and album covers.
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So if the copying fails, the original data is untouched.
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WhatsApp Status is growing fast by copying Snapchat Stories WhatsApp Status is growing fast by copying Snapchat Stories During the earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussed how he sees artificial intelligence changing Facebook's business.
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Now, women online are copying the look, and tagging it #WWGotYourBack.
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Meanwhile, every headline and everything written is actually -- they&aposre copying.
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Backstage isn't the only area where Macy's is copying discount retailers.
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"Copying someone else's design is never okay at all," Engman continued.
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Everybody was copying it and now it's time to switch lanes.
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College professors agree that this kind of copying is not acceptable.
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Every website you open is copying a file from a server.
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But now, it's hard to say that Samsung is copying Apple.
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Copying a smartphone from a different manufacturer is so last year.
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Messenger joins Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook in copying Snapchat's Stories idea.
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He says that one of his neighbours is already copying him.
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We already plan on copying this full get-up come Halloween.
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Is Drake copying fellow Canadian Justin Bieber's own English-inspired fashion?
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Copying the iPhone's pressure-sensitive screen isn't even the worst part.
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If you are copying these guys, you aren't learning from them.
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If we're going to start copying Denmark, let's do it right.
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Ahead, find 30+ styling tips we're copying from J.Crew's latest presentation.
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It's like a student getting caught copying work, according to him.
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Facebook's copying doesn't mean it's the end of the road, however.
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More carmakers are copying Daimler's Car2Go and BMW's Drive Now apps.
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Also I think Noel gets dismissed as just copying The Beatles.
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Equutsek alleged Jack had been stealing, copying, and selling Equutsek's designs.
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Copying fast-growing upstarts has been a successful playbook for Facebook.
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And he doesn't take issue with other people copying his idea.
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"Let's discuss," one official wrote in an email without copying Papadopoulos.
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Here's the simple process for copying and pasting text with gestures.
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The district court determined that this intermediate copying infringed Nintendo's copyright.
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I wore ephemeral versions, copying their sentence constructions, verbiage, and tones.
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Still, it's not just about the young bands copying their influences.
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To say we're copying her look ASAP is a major understatement.
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It was a wordless, digital flashmob; each video copying the last.
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Copying the European cool people will take more than window dressing.
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Copying the European cool kids will take more than window dressing.
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Groups from Latvia and Lithuania are interested in copying the experiment.■
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I wouldn't say they were copying us, but there were similarities.
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But along the way they duplicated, a common DNA-copying error.
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Copying Western models, Maneker suggested, could take one only so far.
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Conventional wisdom holds that copying kills innovation and hurts industry progress.
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It was one thing when people were copying his format for a talk show and pretending it was theirs, but now life is copying his format, and he's still not quite getting credit for it — just blame.
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I'll excuse your double-take, because Huawei is shamelessly copying Apple here.
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You can disable printing, forwarding, copying, and downloading the message as well.
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Wildfang called it out for copying its popular "Wild Feminist" T-shirts.
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Plus, it's not outright copying, which is where Engman draws the line.
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However, copying a cooperator gives rise to random walks of upstream reciprocity.
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These counterfeiters didn't just start copying Apple within the past two years.
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Mostly, Vigée taught herself by looking and copying and starting to work.
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He said the assailants were copying tactics employed by the Paris attackers.
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Between the lines: Art has always had a strange relationship with copying.
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In 2003, Cisco (CSCO) sued Huawei for copying software and violating patents.
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I didn't know what I was doing; I was just copying them.
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However, WhatsApp's also been accused of copying quite a bit from BBM.
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First, everyone's copying the iPhone 7 Plus' dual cameras (Hi OnePlus 5!).
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The first step involves copying-and-pasting the image into the photo.
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"Up till now they've been copying features like fingerprint sensors," Laila said.
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But it is the capital's homework that other regions should be copying.
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Since the IPO, Facebook has only gotten more aggressive about copying Snapchat.
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It's an anti-copying law that includes a prohibition against security research.
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"The maddah are copying from rap, rock and dance music," said Akbarein.
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It's not as simple as copying the game files in this case.
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And it's not just the notch that everyone's copying from Apple's playbook.
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Simply copying the DNA of the resistance gene imposes a metabolic load.
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Apple is copying Bitmoji by adding stickers and "Memoji" to iOS 12.
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"That's not because we're copying [but] because that's the law," he said.
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Online backup services may also be copying files over the internet connection.
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Success isn't about copying other people's habits, or following one prescriptive path.
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Before the press, we must assume organized and continuous copying of manuscripts.
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Facebook's Instagram has since launched features copying popular features from Snap. Amazon.
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Recent attempts have included copying a Singer Sargent and a George Bellows.
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But the important point here is that not all copying is wrong.
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" The suit claims that Sheeran's song exemplifies "verbatim, note-for-note copying.
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In other words, Microsoft is copying Sega and developing for other platforms.
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Apple and Google have been copying each other's phone software for years.
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So what's the benefit of copying and keeping rod opsin-making genes?
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The classes were tedious, with copying emphasized over creativity, realism over expressionism.
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Some investors have done well simply by copying Mr. Buffett's financial moves.
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The lack of lag also prevents fast fashion retailers from copying designs.
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Copying and pasting from Photos also reverts it to a still image.
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Waymo accused Uber of copying this innovation, but Uber says that's wrong.
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"The world started copying me, and nobody gave me credit," he said.
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One day, I was in the Louvre, copying a beautiful Goya painting.
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This meant copying from other works, sculptures, and eventually from live models.
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Yes, the country was once a copycat haven, but that has changed as the learnings of copying have led to originality: The first act of copying didn't turn into an anti-innovation mentality that its creator could never shake.
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Next, Sketch-RNN learned to draw the objects without copying a starting sketch.
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Ahead, check out 17 street style looks we're copying for Coachella and beyond.
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And the internet exists because of computers, which are basically giant copying machines.
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I recommend copying this behavior whenever you have a difficult decision to make.
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It's only natural that my tastes would match hers since I'm copying her.
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Brands are able to keep copying one another because of outdated legal doctrines.
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It's not clear that Fortnite's "Phone It In" emote is actually copying Pellegrino.
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Again, we aren't saying you should buy anything copying Apple's fine, fine products.
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So deep learning is also being applied to copying voices, not just faces.
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This is the kind of blueprint that everyone should be copying right now.
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They will now have to stop copying Lego's packaging and logos, it said.
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North Korean technology manufacturers have been copying Apple's designs and ideas for years.
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Apple is basically copying Snap's Bitmoji (or the Xbox avatars or Nintendo's Miis…).
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I applaud Samsung for showing restraint for not copying the iPhone X's notch.
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Last year's One A9 showed the company has no shame copying Apple's phones.
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The first lady, who has previously been accused of copying one of Mrs.
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In fact, he's been copying his older friend since he was a kitten.
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Additionally, the veteran will have to absorb the cost of research and copying.
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"Copying Bordeaux and Burgundy here in California can be a mistake," he said.
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There was this initial resistance that, ughhh, we'd just be copying [Instagram Stories].
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By integrating Stories with Events and Groups, Facebook has gone beyond copying Snapchat.
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Like copying what we were seeing: positions and places—the kitchen, car, etc.
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In a recent interview, she panned the social network for copying Snapchat's features.
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Users accuse her of copying D'Amelio's mannerisms and purposefully wearing the same outfits.
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And probably just as many companies questioned whether they should be copying it.
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Students have been caught copying computer code from friends or from the internet.
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The Manufacturing USA program is so successful that China is copying our model.
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Neither is copying the other or trying to push back against the other.
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Unlike the Puritans, American patriots were not copying political forms out of Deuteronomy.
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In that spirit, why stop at copying those words on sheets of paper?
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But he has always maintained that copying nature has never been his goal.
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Xiaomi has long been targeted by critics who accuse it of copying rivals.
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Specifically, on Thursday, August 22, I emailed Secretary Pompeo directly, copying Secretariat Kenna.
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Who wants to look as if he's copying a borrowed version of himself?
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Western brands copying proven Korean brands is only one part of the equation.
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"Now, instead of pressing share, people have started copying and pasting," he said.
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Instagram and Facebook are like ... You can tell they're copying off of them.
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They have been accused of copying poses from Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg.
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A. Crossing platforms from a Windows machine to a Mac can be as simple as copying folders and files from the PC onto an external USB drive, and then connecting the drive to the Mac and copying the files there.
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Whether you're copying and pasting a quote or a statistic while writing an essay for class, or adding a link to an email you're sending a friend or colleague, copying and pasting text saves time and ensures a proper transcription.
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The department was indeed copying word-for-word the antics of other police departments.
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Both Facebook and Google have made a practice of copying Snap's most significant developments.
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She and Titanic are openly mocking and copying everything celebrities do to become famous.
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Did you really think Instagram was going to stop copying Snapchat features in 2018?
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It's frictionless and doesn't require any copying and pasting from one app to another.
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Facebook has a long history of copying Snapchat features but things accelerated in August.
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At first e-commerce firms dominated the scene, often by copying ideas from abroad.
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Really, what has it done lately that's not a copy of Instagram copying Snapchat?
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Many say the copying is not to deceive, but because earlier pieces are unrivalled.
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The minds behind Stranger Things are being accused of copying a filmmaker's original idea.
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Then double your fun once more by copying the worgen with the Faceless Manipulator.
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Magic Leap is also making a broader argument that Nreal is copying its aesthetic.
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Am I arguing that Huawei invented all of this and Google is just copying?
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That is code for not copying Robert Mugabe, the former president of neighbouring Zimbabwe.
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Spiegel went on to say that he looked at Facebook's copying as a designer.
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Sometimes the gene would be damaged or scrambled, the copying imperfect or undertaken repeatedly.
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Hofman has, rather sourly, also accused Brazilian anti-corruption protesters of copying his duck.
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When I taught in China, students were surprised by my strict rules against copying.
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We wasn't copying his style; we had a whole new sound with the beats.
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Copying the federal liquor tax, it taxes even the smallest home operation, preventing leakage.
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His actions do not approach Ayres' wholesale and less transparent copying of large sections.
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Now investors are worried about the impact of Facebook copying its most popular features.
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This Fall, Yung Lean's Sad Boys crew accused Urban Outfitters of copying their designs.
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They think they can play the whole game this way, copying whatever you do.
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Of course, she didn't – copying clothing and fashion is generally not intellectual property infringement.
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"You know you're onto something hot when people are copying it," he said. ♦
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Also, I don't have any strong feelings about companies copying other companies' best features.
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People often hear similarities between songs when no copying has occurred, Mr. Bennett says.
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Here's one possibility — it requires cooperation and some polite copying of already existing technology.
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Here's the song in full for anyone interested in copying Watson's tone of choice.
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Google believed that its own copying was directly analogous to what Borland had done.
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So many counterfeits copying,So I guess you must be some kind of luxury.
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This idea that some of these other companies are copying some of their features.
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Now you do, so we're kind of copying what some other teams have done.
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In 2018, Germany's conservatives learned the hard way that copying the populists doesn't work.
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"Copying China would have a big impact on the economy," Hibberd says of Singapore.
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Mr. Blay moved into making his own movies instead of copying those of others.
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It could adopt such regulations without copying, say, San Francisco's endless community approvals process.
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China spent $940 million copying the charming UNESCO World Heritage Site in its entirety.
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So, although both songs use the same melodic sample, no one is copying anyone.
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A fellow artist accused him of copying a well-known ancient Nigerian brass artwork.
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That begs the question, who built this factory, and who might they be copying?
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You can also use three-finger gestures for cutting, copying, and pasting of text.
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A copyright system built for a different time, but massively expanded, ran headlong into a world of connected, copying computers, and a lot of lawyers have made a lot of money trying to adapt our copyright law to a culture-defining copying system.
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One, which came to be known as "reproductive cloning", was the copying of individual animals.
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Also, there's a lot more to worry about with notches than simply who's copying who.
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Test how well bots will comprehend yours by copying it into a plain text file.
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Even if you know the basics, like copying and pasting, there's always more to learn.
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Yes. They could keep your device for further examination, which could include copying your data.
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Part of childhood is copying your friends and doing something completely ridiculous (and occasionally dangerous).
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It's bad enough that the government is copying your data as you enter the country.
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Hear Brown out: The idea of parroting or copying your interview sounds a bit strange.
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With so much rampant copying, is it on consumers to finally say enough is enough?
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Bitcoin's protocol is open-source, so there is nothing to stop others copying the idea.
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Fortnite creator Epic Games is facing yet another lawsuit over copying dance emotes without permission.
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The idea of copying famous architecture from around the world isn't exactly new in China.
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The established banks are focused on copying the best of what fintech has to offer.
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"Moss will get this done," Loughlin allegedly wrote in a July 2017 email, copying Giannulli.
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" At the time, Systrom also told me, regarding copying Snapchat, "They deserve all the credit.
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This company has proven itself way better than parent Facebook at copying things, after all.
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A universal clipboard feature for copying data between phones and PCs has also been delayed.
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First, we see Elliot copying all his data on Trenton and Mobley onto dummy CDs.
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When hired, Bartleby at first worked extremely hard at his job, copying and checking documents.
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EB to make available for inspection and copying that are labeled confidential for 11-71.
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"One could say that Apple is copying the Essential phone and its notch," he said.
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Now the copying is going the other direction, as Snapchat clones Instagram Stories' rewind feature.
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Copying the iPhone 7's home button, the buttons vibrate with haptic feedback when pressed.
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"It gives credit to creation but it does not give credit to copying," Malofiy said.
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I can use the command line beyond just copying and pasting install instructions from GitHub.
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"Do people notice Hillary is copying my airplane rallies," he asked in a September tweet.
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Facebook has a recent history of copying popular features from Snapchat, particularly certain Instagram features.
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If I was playing the stuff I was copying he wouldn't recognise who it is.
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Shady himself learned sculpture by copying his own pets, along with animals in the zoo.
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This involves copying the disks onto the root of the C drive one by one.
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The government is already copying the VxT model to inform and to receive tip-offs.
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" He said: "They're looking at what the UK regulator has done, they're copying these moves.
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Historians like Stephen E. Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin have been accused of copying passages.
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He doesn't know how to do anything without copying, without imitating, without plagiarizing, without aping.
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Here's how they did it and what you need to know before copying Ray's strategy.
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Instagram previously had great success with this tactic copying Snapchat's signal Stories feature in 2016.
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The couple suspects their curious toddler, Leo, was copying what he saw his mom do.
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Italians all over were soon copying her pulse-raising moves to a dance-music beat.
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"Everyone who is doing this now is just copying what we originated," Mr. Caprio said.
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That's the key to what makes copying such a spectacle such a positive for Trump.
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"I thought it was pretty, pretty, pretty good," he said in a voice copying David's.
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Companies like Samsung are ripped apart for over-innovating with impractical gimmicks or copying others.
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Facebook-owned Instagram, Snapchat's primary competitor, has found huge success with copying Snapchat's Story format.
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We're copying each other but I don't know, that's just the way Silicon Valley works.
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Weeks later, she began copying and uploading the State Department messages to WikiLeaks, it said.
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Copying is not the same as stealing, because the owner does not lose his possession.
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I think it probably goes back to me copying Far Side comics as a kid.
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Copying Snapchat's most popular features doesn't mean Facebook will win the war between the two companies.
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Thinking back on it, it makes sense that Harper would be copying her mom's iconic hair.
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Additionally, conflating the inclusion of a notch with phone makers copying Apple seems a bit flawed.
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By copying that small selection of data, the user produced another image—a glyph—displayed below.
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" Rapper Soulja Boy also accused Grande of copying other songs, writing on Twitter, "You're a thief.
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In that case and similar battles, the code is produced with strict rules to prevent copying.
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The company's tactics of buying up any would-be competitors and shamelessly copying rivals' features work.
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West returned to Twitter mid-April, initially to accuse Nike of copying one of his designs.
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Villanelle is actually copying the friendly facial expressions of a man who works at the eatery.
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Workarounds include copying the file into the app's folder, but then you end up with duplicates.
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I maintained the vibe, however, and created a look that echoes the inspiration without copying it.
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Copying or not, Interview calls Kardashian "America's New First Lady" and fans are obsessed with it.
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Small designers can't expect copying to stop, nor can they rely on American law to change.
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No one uses that phrase unless they're copying and pasting from their Tinder profile. Case. CLOSED.
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In March, Good American line was accused of copying Made O.G.'s "Betty" black skinny jeans.
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You can accuse Xiaomi's MIUI of copying iOS, but the phone's polish is unmatched for $305.
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Its sharing sub-menu is a poor effort at copying the iPhone's, downgrading from Android's default.
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DJ Khaled just dropped a major key to copying his luxe lifestyle: his own furniture line!
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The latest trend, it appears, is copying two different smartphones and rolling that design into one.
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What valuable experiences can they create for users that Facebook will have a hard time copying?
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Austria's new government also exemplifies the second sort of populist-mainstream accommodation: copying the populists' ideas.
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My twin sister, M., got hers cut a few weeks ago, and I'm definitely copying her.
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But Mutant Year Zero takes cues from the gameplay of XCOM without copying its many frustrations.
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If he did, there's the danger that viewers would see the remake as copying the original.
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Because it happens in the clipboard most people wouldn't notice the change between copying and pasting.
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Yolandi Visser of Die Antwoord has accused David Ayer of copying their look for his film.
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Unfortunately, Facebook and now even Medium have shown they're not shy about blatantly copying Snapchat features.
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The company went public right as Instagram's growth was taking off by copying Snapchat's Stories feature.
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Edison Electric used the gear during lawsuits against companies he claimed were copying his bright ideas.
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But it's also to be expected when tasking talented actors with mechanically copying an existing movie.
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Genius Media says that Google has been copying its lyrics, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Copying it in India, with its chaotic mix of public and private providers, would be impractical.
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One of the biggest concerns shouted across boardrooms is Facebook incessantly copying what Snapchat has done.
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After video release: Kahn copying obscure K Pop video made in North Korean prison in 2006.
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Kim ultimately getting the job shouldn't be chalked up to Oscar de la Renta copying Gucci.
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Just because Meghan Markle's about to become royalty, doesn't mean she'll start copying Kate Middleton's style.
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Gotcha, he's just a bot copying a real person and operating on a decades-old program.
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Animals like parrots and songbirds have long gotten credit for copying human sounds and mastering melodies.
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Though the Bling Ring teenagers were convicted in 2009, another group may be copying their scheme.
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There's more copying going on, too: pornography and accounts of sexual harassment follow the same script.
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" Because of the new proposed pay scheme, physicians would spend less time, "copying, pasting, and clicking.
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Degas, like nearly every painter in Paris, started out by copying paintings in the royal collection.
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So we sent a new message, this time also copying another member of Google's communications team.
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It can be scrapped at short notice and would force Britain to keep copying EU rules.
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"I've always thought about how imaging moves through culture, especially through copying or reproduction," DiMattio says.
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In an interview with The New York Times last summer, Ms. Irgit denied copying the swimsuit.
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I am not interested in copying reality, and so the colors reflect a feeling, a mood.
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Cheap foreign manufacturers began copying what DIY glassblowers were doing, and that became the bong style.
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Do you want to be the intern assigned to copying and pasting tags into sorted fields?
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Crafting the perfect plant-based meat alternative requires copying the original down to the microscopic level.
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Copying the attorney general might increase the chance of board members looking into the matter properly.
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"We don&apost see copying as a limitation on the growth of our business," he said.
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There's his doppelgänger, who eluded the Black Lodge by copying himself like a set of keys.
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But copying and pasting from there into your cover letter will most definitely turn recruiters off.
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"Google has been blatantly and knowingly copying our patented technology," Mr. Spence said in a statement.
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This license allows copying, distributing, and adapting the scans, but not using them for commercial purposes.
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He once called out Lincoln Continental's design group for effectively copying the Bentley Flying Spur design.
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And it wasn't the first time Allbirds went to court over another company over copying concerns.
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Russia is not the only nation that has had issues with China copying or stealing technology.
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Copying them repeatedly is often seen as a necessary step in learning how to write them.
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If, according to Vasari, copying is an instrumental part of learning art, wherein lies Dürer's frustration?
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Beyoncé's fans threatened to put Lululemon out of business after the brand accused her of copying.
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So, neither the Duffers nor Netflix was bashful about copying Kessler's title ... at the very least.
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Rocket Internet in Germany literally made copying its core competency, and built copycats all over the world.
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Yeah, so in the exact same way the iPhone did that, now Google's also copying that strategy!
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A few of them are simply copying the business models of incumbents but with much lower costs.
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Apple originally sued Samsung for copying some of the iPhone's features, leading to legal challenges and appeals.
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The thermodynamics of information copying dictates that there must be a trade-off between precision and energy.
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Facebook has a history of copying trends that seem to be on the rise, especially among teenagers.
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They were still copying and pasting data from all the contributing databases into Excel worksheets by hand.
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Snap is facing immense pressure from Facebook and Instagram, which are copying many of its best features.
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I don't want any crazy stuff or people copying or following me or living where I live.
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The museum accused café and gallery formerly known as "MoMaCha" of copying the institution in bad faith.
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Facebook is constantly accused of copying competitors like Snapchat, but with Lies, Sayman is returning the favor.
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Chloe Wakeland, then 6, copying the style of Pablo Picasso's "Dora Maar au Chat" for Bailey's class.
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Lately, the company has instead seemed more focused on copying Snapchat (very well, admittedly) and live video.
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We need to find and stop adversaries who will be copying the playbook they saw in 2016.
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In a future update, you'll be able to paste content into documents after copying from a phone.
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She is seeking damages from Mixter for alleged abuse and from his company for copying her identity.
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So volunteers started a "guerrilla archiving" effort, copying vast quantities of federal data onto independent computer servers.
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They learn first by copying human players and then play one another in a coliseum-like competition.
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And the company is going one step further by copying Bitmoji and creating stickers with your Memoji.
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There's no easy way to tell when it's finished copying without logging into the My Cloud app.
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Maybe that involves copying your manager on a snotty email — or taking you off an important thread.
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While everyone else has been copying, he's been inventing and recruiting what people want to use next.
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Part of this is how well they've performed in attack, seemingly copying their manager's approach to journalists.
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They showed this off in a brief demo by copying a handful of videos in a folder.
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" Spiegel noted that Facebook allegedly copying his app's features "bothers my wife more than it bothers me.
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If you think this thwarts Facebook's plan to crush Snapchat by copying its every move—think again.
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"Chinese tech companies have already taken the lead... The whole world is copying from China," he wrote.
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"Do people notice Hillary is copying my airplane rallies(?)" he asked in a tweet on Tuesday morning.
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The update is yet another example of Instagram copying and one-upping Snapchat at the same time.
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US and Chinese trade negotiators might be better off copying that lesson than those of the 1980s.
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Bonhams has been so successful that both Sotheby's and Phillips are thinking of copying their African sales.
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Copying and pasting code from the internet is one of the biggest open secrets in computer programming.
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After those pitches, "consistent with their culture of unauthorized copying, Defendants copied Goldman's work," the suit says.
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Throughout its history, Facebook has had a habit of eliminating would-be rivals by simply copying features.
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The endless cycle of Android copying iOS and vice versa doesn't look like it's ending anytime soon.
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Haggerty has accused several people over the years, including Kylie Jenner in 2017, of copying her work.
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But one Twitter user, southsidezain, pointed out that Malik's photo isn't really copying or stealing anything unique.
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Copying other artists isn't something we will tolerate, and we're taking appropriate action internally with those involved.
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Last year, I slid back into my own depressive slump and began copying all the same behavior.
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I'm the only one that was right from the beginning, & now Lyin' Ted & others are copying me.
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Jian-Yang has settled on copying popular American technologies for a Chinese market lax about patent protection.
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Apple also began copying the best ideas from the competition—this time in the form of multitasking.
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Mike: Speaking of which, I don't have any strong feelings about companies copying other companies' best features.
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First of all it's great idea, and secondly we're not copying them because they [laughs] copied Snapchat.
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Cisco once sued Huawei, accusing it of copying Cisco's stuff, but it now says relations are fine.
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Zuckerberg has Instagram, which is still popular with the young set, and has aggressively been copying Snapchat.
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Why it matters: Instagram (and Facebook more broadly) has not been shy about copying Snapchat's popular features.
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It is able to spread through networks and by copying itself onto removable data drives, Symantec said.
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But Mr. Snowden had already begun copying classified files many months before that congressional hearing, it noted.
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Donald Trump Jr. on Thursday accused President Obama of copying him during a speech the night before.
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In fact, you can see far-right organizations copying the tactics and communication strategies that ISIS uses.
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Ever since Facebook started copying Snapchat's Stories feature into all of its apps, Snap's growth has slowed.
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KS: The issue is, they do have a giant social network — Facebook — copying everything they do. Everything.
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Federal agents raided his Virginia home in July, confiscating documents and copying some of his computer files.
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Spiegel addressed the issue of Facebook copying Snapchat at DLD, but brushed it off as an inevitability.
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Social-media users have accused President Donald Trump of copying Barack Obama&aposs tribute to Kobe Bryant.
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Many of those copying the model have never worked in Silicon Valley, so their understanding comes secondhand.
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Alkymi would automatically extract some amount of this data, reducing the overall manual copying and pasting required.
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Instagram itself is no stranger to copying; Instagram Stories famously took Snapchat's entire model of ephemeral content.
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Abloh has been called out for copying a few times, something that never happened with Mr. Lagerfeld.
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They have beautiful swings, but what's really worth copying is their collective and optimistic approach to sport.
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Perform general clerical duties to include but not limited to; scanning, copying, faxing, filing, and data entry.
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Basically, nothing is new and the military and Star Trek have been copying each other for decades.
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It will give you the option of copying the screenshot to your clipboard or annotating the image.
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Facebook is copying Instagram while simultaneously invading its acquisition with branding and links back to the mothership.
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Clearly it's not above copying its own subsidiary Instagram to offer an alternative take on feed scrolling.
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This leaves people switching tools and tabs, manually copying information, and generally losing time and creative flow.
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Copying Obama's online strategy, his messages are supported by state-of-the-art pictures, videos and infographics.
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Scientists are essentially copying a natural mechanism that has been proven to cool the planet: volcanic eruptions.
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To cheat by copying someone else's Moby Dick essay undermines the whole structure and requires serious punishment.
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And I had always been wary of, you know, copying them or sort of doing anything similar.
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However, you can use Microsoft Flow to automate a number of common scenarios, like getting a text message whenever your boss emails you, saving the results of a Twitter search to an Excel file, copying files from OneDrive to SharePoint, copying photos from Instagram to Dropbox, and many more.
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If someone's trying to rip off Lil Peep, then suddenly they're copying a guy who's copying other music, and unless they're somehow using mall-trap as a way to tell their story or comment on the world around them, they're probably reaching something of an artistic dead end.
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In 2015, Skechers sued the company for reportedly copying patented features of its sneakers, according to Footwear News.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In its early days, OnePlus was often accused of copying big name phone makers.
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Surprise, surprise, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel is NOT a fan of Facebook and its incessant copying of Snapchat.
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Needham initiated coverage on Snap with an underperform rating, citing the competitive threat of rivals copying its innovations.
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I DON'T WANT YOU COPYING IT. QUICK: NO, NO. MNUCHIN: I'LL GIVE YOU -- THIS IS MY OLD SIGNATURE.
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Yash demonstrates some real creative genius within limited resources, while copying Vincent – a creativity that we all possess.
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" Match says that Rad "was bound by contracts forbidding him from copying or disclosing his employers' confidential information.
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Cisco brought multiple lawsuits against Arista in 2014, alleging it has a "culture of copying" Cisco's intellectual property.
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While some are merely suggesting Tyga was inspired by Drake's songs, many are calling it out right copying.
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And they've done a fantastic job, we're copying that system, we give credit where credit it is due.
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Another reason why copycat hoaxes work is that debunking takes time, while copying and pasting a story doesn't.
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It's begun copying Discord's social features, and it announced in September that it would start moderating community boards.
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The Freedom Party, which has gained support because of opposition to immigration, accuses Kurz of copying its ideas.
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Called mind uploading, or whole brain emulation, this will involve the meticulous copying of an existing biological brain.
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How sure are we that they can protect the images and that the employers aren&apost copying them?
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Snap faces competition from other networks like Facebook, which is increasingly copying Snap's portfolio of features and products.
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The very act of scribing, of copying down the words written by someone else, is devoid of interpretation.
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The question before the Supreme Court was how to calculate the amount Samsung should pay for their copying.
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Our case has always been about Samsung's blatant copying of our ideas, and that was never in dispute.
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The move is straight out of Facebook's playbook, essentially copying the functionality and name of Facebook's Audience Network.
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The best makeup looks are the ones that really showcase your personality, rather than just copying a style.
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In the immediate aftermath of the release, Soulja Boy and Princess Nokia accused her of copying their music.
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But some say Snap's timing was off, because competitor Instagram found significant success after copying its "stories" feature.
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The officers finally left around 2400AM, but not without copying all the data from their smartphones and computers.
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While scammers are getting more sophisticated at copying parts of popular services, they rarely get it completely right.
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Copying your favorite celebrity's style is usually a game of "Where can I find it for less," right?
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In 2014, Choicelunch sued LunchMaster's parent company for copyright infringement, accusing them of copying their online ordering system.
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The rate at which Forever 21 is accused of copying the designs of (pricier) indie brands is alarming.
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So, it will just keep copying and sending our bunk message until it's forced off the data bus.
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To see a traditional Kirby experience, with him inhaling enemies and copying abilities, fans are excited about that.
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To underscore just how much people love MagSafe, just look around at all of the products copying it.
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We are confident that the law will not allow the type of copying that we have seen here.
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Spend hours editing; spend hours with glue sticks for the layout; spend hours copying and cutting and stapling.
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The researchers also tested if the bees were simply copying behavior or really putting two and two together.
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Don't misunderstand us, there is certainly nothing wrong with copying your favorite celebrity's signature look — you do you!
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He added that white supremacist and other racially motivated terror organizations were copying strategies from armed Islamist groups.
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The lawsuit inspired Moan to accuse Grande of intentionally copying one of her outfits from 'RuPaul's Drag Race'
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The case concerns 11,500 lines of code that Google was accused of copying from Oracle's Java programming language.
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He added that white supremacist and other racially motivated terror organizations were copying strategies from armed Islamist groups.
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But Trump has clearly been copying Patton's methods and teachings in a more all-encompassing way than that.
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Stringer also cautions against copying too many people on an email, which can become repetitive and ultimately inefficient.
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He and Genking say that they come across both male and female fans copying their hair and outfits.
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The company had developed a legislative counterproposal, which in April Will Castleberry emailed to Mactaggart, copying De Mooy.
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Our rationale for this is that students at these levels still need practice copying notes from the board.
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Instagram is far from a perfect social network, and copying it wouldn't fix all of Facebook's problems overnight.
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Recently Snapchat has seen increased pressure from Instagram, which, along with parent Facebook, has been copying Snapchat's features.
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"A lot of my time at Hunter was spent copying artists that I loved and hated," he recalled.
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In addition to my Medeco key, I tried copying a few standard house keys and an access card.
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As a result, the EU's negotiator Michel Barnier has rejected the idea of essentially copying the Canada deal.
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You can easily combine Spotify playlists by copying your desired songs and pasting them into a new playlist.
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I am copying this letter and paper to other members of the European Council and to Michel Barnier.
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But his lifelong habit of studying and copying scores allowed him to roam the Europe of the mind.
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Audio company Sonos has sued Google for allegedly copying its patented speaker technology while undercutting it at market.
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" Oracle, meanwhile, has exhorted the court to "reject Google's continuing efforts to avoid responsibility for copying Oracle's innovations.
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The trends research isn't just about taking current trends and copying them, but interpreting them for the game.
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You can then share the skill via email, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or by copying a link to it.
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Shibata: I think we want to be something new, because there's no use in copying someone else's game.
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I told him everything, filtering my message through Google Translate and then copying the result into a text.
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"Oftentimes people still think China is about low-tech, China is about copying from the West," Shen said.
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The lawsuit comes amid a surge in agents looking through — and sometimes copying data from — cellphones and laptops.
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Bob Dylan has spent the last few years copying out Frank Sinatra's songbook in his own intricate handwriting.
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On the earnings call, Spiegel said he's not scared of Facebook, which has been copying Snapchat's best features.
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Some climate scientists are so worried that they have been swiftly copying U.S. climate data, to preserve them.
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Kim Kardashian West, who told the gymnast on social media that daughter North West has been copying her moves.
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At least copying Jenner's exact Only Hearts bodysuit is a lot easier on the wallet, since it's just $52.
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Face-swapping, body puppetry, copying someone's voice, and creating entirely new voices or images all fall into this category.
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From the moment he turned down Facebook's $3 billion acquisition offer, the behemoth social network has been copying it.
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Its touchscreen can bend backwards into tablet and tent modes, which is great for handwritten notes, or copying diagrams.
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Replicating the credit score engine took just 1,150 queries, and copying the steak-preference predictor took just over 4,000.
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After successfully copying Snapchat's Stories feature for Instagram, Facebook has decided to do the same in its Messenger app.
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I'm gonna say we find out that it's Perry's kids who are hurting Amabella because they're copying their father.
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She cites Amazon copying products from smaller companies on the Amazon Marketplace and then selling them at lower costs.
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Every Android phone maker at IFA 2018 seems to be shamelessly copying the iPhone X. Every company except Sony.
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The followers were fed up with influencers "who start their own lines by copying others," as one commenter wrote.
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In the long term, copyright can even hurt efforts to preserve culture, because it makes copying media legally thorny.
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A quick search showed that many users were copying and pasting the WhatsApp message into Facebook and vice versa.
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This is done by first locating your Apple Card number and then copying it into the Amazon entry field.
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Although Chinese tech companies started from behind, by copying American products, their technology is often now equivalent or better.
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It's also the latest case of Facebook, or a Facebook-owned service, copying a feature first pioneered by Snapchat.
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Apple Watches: After the Apple Watch was announced, fake smartwatches copying Apple's design started popping up in China immediately.
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Copying and pasting made people look at what they shared, and think about it, at least for a moment.
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It explicitly mentions typewriters, parchment paper and the copying press—the technology to duplicate papers that George Washington used.
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ABC is copying NBC's "Chicago" franchise model by ordering a spin-off of "Grey's Anatomy" set in a firehouse.
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Eventually other drug cartels, such as the Knights Templar and the Michoacana Family began, copying the strategy, Reforma reported.
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Snapchat in January 2015 launched its own Snapcodes that work similarly, meaning Instagram took its time copying this feature.
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"I guess I'm not that worried about that," Mark Zuckerberg said in response to criticism about Facebook copying Snapchat.
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Image: GizmodoBefore it started obsessing about copying Snapchat, Instagram's main goal was getting your phone photos looking their best.
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As researchers at Switzerland's École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne realized, we should just be copying our fine feathered friends.
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Some learned to type for the occasion, copying tracts—one of the small responsibilities with which they were trusted.
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Apple iPhone X. During a pre-briefing in Barcelona, an Asus rep brushed aside inevitable questions about copying Apple.
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When viruses make copies of themselves, it can be more like retyping a paragraph than copying and pasting it.
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Taiwanese graffiti may still be copying more than innovating, but "you can see [there's] quality control," according to DABS1.
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Kylie Jenner called out beauty influencer Amanda Ensing after the YouTube star accused Jenner of copying her Instagram pose.
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But even more are directly copying from Amazon, as 38% used the word "Prime" in their messages to consumers.
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Working out what went on in London's primary schools, and copying it, should be a priority, believes Mr Simons.
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The company had struggled with user growth since Facebook's Instagram and Facebook began copying many of its best features.
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And I was a good mum, in a practical sense… I was good at copying how other people behaved.
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Wood said Samsung has in recent years been guilty of copying competitors but is now "market-making and innovating".
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Just because Samsung has a history of shamelessly copying Apple's strategies doesn't mean that it's doing that with Tizen.
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The whole time, he supplemented his practice by watching videos of the sport's greatest athletes and copying their techniques.
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There are kids today copying that move out on the blacktop who weren't even alive to see it happen.
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Ruthlessly copying Snapchat The company's second response has been to ruthlessly copy the features that have made Snapchat successful.
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"It's just the whole time they were coming up with this idea from copying some European model," he said.
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Apple is copying Spotify's Discover Weekly playlist with computer-generated playlists that automatically refresh every week with new songs.
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It also said Scholz would run with a female candidate, copying the dual leadership model of the ecologist Greens.
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Protesting parents accused Hyun of taking the answer papers and copying or photographing them before providing to his daughters.
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Krasner's immigrant family was hardly aware of art; she taught herself to draw by copying fashion advertisements in newspapers.
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He titled his anti-Trump quasi-manifesto Conscience of A Conservative, copying fellow Arizonan and Senate alum Barry Goldwater.
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Fashion designer Kim Shui is accusing Fashion Nova of copying two of her dresses after Kylie Jenner wore them.
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Apparently so — Victoria's Secret was under fire recently, after it was accused of copying designs by the British brand.
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She also said that she met the designer who created Grande's outfit and that they acknowledged copying Moan's look.
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Redacted sections of the filing could be read by copying and pasting the entire text into a new document.
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Picasso produced caricatures from a young age, copying them from magazines when he was only 7, Ms. Cowling said.
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Allowing yourself to be influenced by a song — just not copying the melody, chords or lyrics — is perfectly fine.
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The artwork is the result of centuries of fandom, hand-copying the tale from one generation to the next.
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This may prevent campaigns in the midterms from copying the same hypertargeting playbook, but this is for the best.
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I think I said it many months before she said it, but thanks for copying a very good idea.
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The script was only one part of the equation, though; it's not as simple as copying and pasting English.
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The AfD on Tuesday accused the CSU of copying its ideas on how to deal with the migrant crisis.
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And Snap is still dueling Instagram and Facebook copying its products like Stories, which could siphon away Snap's users.
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The same mechanisms that prohibit copying without a right to copy could prohibit transferring without a right to transfer.
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"The way to get filthy rich is by aggressively copying others and then adding your own twist," he wrote.
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"I think of what I do as copying nature's design process," Dr. Arnold said in an interview with NobelPrize.org.
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But this week, Winston Peters, Ms. Ardern's stand-in, accused Australia of copying New Zealand's 217-year-old flag.
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To begin retrieving it, Dr. Reich retooled his laboratory, copying Dr. Paabo's facility in Germany to the last detail.
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The article attempts to define what makes our Thanksgiving ritual unique, while ridiculing us for shamelessly copying their event.
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Enzymes also tend to be very specific to a single chemical reaction, like copying DNA or breaking apart sugars.
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But remember, it's more understated than flat-out copying their every move, which would likely come across as creepy.
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A police officer noticed him, and soon Hassam was suspected of being a spy busy copying American camouflage schemes.
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Per the press release: Rather than copying the experience from macOS, trackpad support has been completely reimagined for iPad.
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Stella turns sleuth, copying files off her missing colleague's computer, riffling through his desk drawers and nabbing his keys.
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Over time, he perfected his stage makeup skills by watching YouTube tutorials and copying the techniques of drag queens.
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That first handset was slow and unable to perform even the most basic tasks like copying and pasting text.
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I had no issue converting videos, copying files, or exporting clips smoothly and in a reasonable amount of time.
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Maybe he just didn't have time to code the malware that would do all this email-copying for him.
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Disappearing People works by pulling the frames from a webcam, copying them, then scanning the copy for human features.
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"They deserve all the credit," he said before copying Snapchat so ruthlessly that it stopped growing for three years.
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However, Kagan said Congress could try to enact a better-tailored law to would stop states from illegally copying.
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Because of the de minimis doctrine, in trivial instances of copying, we are in fact not breaking the law.
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Copying is the key element here, just as it is for art students standing at easels in the Louvre.
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"Just because you're white and made it into your own doesn't mean I'm copying off of you," she adds.
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This is great for passing along notes to classmates without copying and pasting into an email and losing the formatting.
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The Homecoming poster looks like a rough draft cobbled together by copying and pasting several completely different and unrelated posters.
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She said Ms. Dial had on other occasions ripped up children's papers when she thought they were copying others' work.
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Since 2010, Oracle has accused Google of copying Java and using key portions of it in the making of Android.
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Facebook is copying another key Snapchat feature: Stories, short user-generated photo and video montages that disappear after 24 hours.
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What's really getting buzzed in all this, he-he, is that it wasn't just a case of copying another bee.
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But the reality star may have been copying her look from a very unexpected source: Phyllis Smith from The Office.
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So in this case, the cockatiel is associating the ringtone as something their "mate" is saying—and it's copying him.
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Twitter users believing the Harley Davidson CEO statement are now copying the fake quote to tweet from their own accounts.
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Other countries are copying the American blueprint for startup activity and making their countries more attractive for new company creation.
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Nine months after safely copying Snapchat Stories in 2016, Instagram was happy to tout it had 200 million daily users.
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Toigo was suspended for two years over an unrelated matter: He was caught apparently copying the marks of another judge.
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In December 2017, Minaj fans accused Cardi B of copying her style and mannerisms in the "No Limit" music video.
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While these are all cases of affordable fashion brands doing the copying, this is also a practice in luxury fashion.
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You might remember that Apple first sued Samsung for copying the design of the iPhone with early Samsung Galaxy phones.
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"As for Chuck Johnson - Dick made that decision," Gadde wrote before copying the text of Costolo's email to the chain.
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Typically, this would involve lots of copying and pasting, but with this new tool it only takes a few clicks.
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Mrs May is right to say that Britain will end up with its own model rather than copying anyone else's.
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We're grateful to the jury for their service and pleased they agree that Samsung should pay for copying our products.
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Around 35 percent of lung cancer is the result of copying errors, while heredity plays a virtually non-existent role.
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Other than copying Apple shamelessly, Noa has managed to pull together a pretty nice spec sheet for its new device.
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Like the Asus Zenfone 5, the P20 looks like it's copying the iPhone X on both the front and back.
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Snapchat is — irony alert — copying Facebook by refashioning its advertising business for companies that want quick payoffs from their ads.
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Repeated bad answers could be Turkers copying and pasting quickly so they can complete more surveys and earn more money.
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You're not also thinking of copying the bizarre eating habits of TV's favorite nutrient-averse mother-daughter pair, are you?
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Many social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are specifically designed for the participatory 'sharing' — or copying — of content.
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As for how Snap will deal with Facebook copying it, Spiegel declared the "overall importance of creativity" to Snap's business.
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Complaints have been made about Google's practice of copying content from websites without payment in what is known as scraping.
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As always, I'm copying her because she's cooler and the leader of us two even tho she's ten years younger.
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Having denied copying at trial, ATopTech cannot now claim it relied on Synopsys' conduct in deciding to copy, Synopsys says.
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A lot of the trade has moved online, where cutsy pictures of gray parrots in cages copying human speech proliferate.
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On Tuesday, Instagram launched Stories, which didn't even bother changing the name of the product it was copying, Snapchat Stories.
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However, with so many other manufacturers adopting the iPhone's "antenna lines" design, I wouldn't say the P5.23 is copying anyone.
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Johnson told me that, in her opinion, Shields's copying of other's work was not the biggest problem with his photographs.
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The second copyright lawsuit in two weeks for Spotify Spotify denies purposefully copying artists' songs for distribution without their permission.
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The university's faculty is now considering something that others in the same position have done: copying the University of Chicago.
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This includes the ability to password protect emails, unsend messages, and prevent others from forwarding, printing, copying, or downloading messages.
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No one wants to be accused of copying another artist, especially when it can actually lead to a costly lawsuit.
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That's where Grease came in, which Richmond built around to create a track that's evocative of Lemonade without copying it.
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And that protection means that they need not innovate but can thrive by copying business models developed in the West.
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Although capable of making fluid lines, she committed herself to enlarging and copying awkward shapes to make her map paintings.
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Mr. Wolff wrote his former assistant nasty letters, calling her headstrong, defiant and a rival who was merely copying him.
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I rarely think that the text I'm copying and pasting has something hidden within it that could reveal my sources.
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Khan may also step up proposed plans to further limit internet freedom in the country, copying censorship tactics from China.
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Previous investigators had developed a chemical that blocked the virus's RNA-copying machinery, but their compound was not very potent.
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The two have seemingly been feuding since 2018, when Star accused Dy of copying his "approved makeup" series on YouTube.
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"On behalf of Hims' patients, thank you for copying Ro," CEO Zachariah Reitano wrote in a Medium post on Monday.
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Google has said that the code was essentially functional — akin to copying the placement of keys on a QWERTY keyboard.
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Chinese smartphone-makers have for years been accused of copying the likes of Apple when it comes to smartphone designs.
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On Tuesday, an artist named Jackye Gutierrez accused makeup brand Anastasia Beverly Hills of copying photographs they'd taken in 2018.
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"I went through puberty," she told her sister, later denying claims that she was copying Brielle and Kim's lookalike style.
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When you're determining whether a use is a fair use, first you have to say, OK, was there any copying?
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Would Coach Steve Kerr rest him for a game or two, copying a late-season approach popularized by the Spurs?
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Those forms of media content live on those platforms, but they can be "liberated" from them via screencapping or copying.
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The Singer was previously accused of copying the choreography, costumes, and scenes for her "Countdown" music video from another choreographer.
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The sites use stock imagery of writers, and often appear to be copying the work of other hyper-partisan blogs.
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Maddow said she thinks the document she received was created by copying elements of the document published by The Intercept.
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Copying was understood as essential training for an artist to learn to move freely within his or her own composition.
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Soon, Xerox copying machines were a booming business and central to office life, a spot for informal conversations and gossip.
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Obviously it's taken off and people are copying it, but how do you imagine you keep that innovation mentality going?
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Siciliano's renditions of the paintings reflect the importance of copying as a primary means of artistic study in the Renaissance.
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"She was having fun and started copying other gymnasts at the back of the gym," according to her Website bio.
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Copying and pasting an image's URL from a website specializing in animated images into messages is another way to share.
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When you're selling "America" abroad, you need deals in place to make sure no one else is copying the brand.
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But many counterfeiters have moved beyond just making knockoffs to copying everything about a brand, short of the entire name.
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Phishers can make their messages look authentic by copying logos from companies such as Amazon, Google, or even the IRS.
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Since then, luthiers have tirelessly tried to imitate Stradivari's and Guarneri's craftsmanship, copying their wood choice, geometry and construction methods.
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"This will prompt if you try to clickjack filling in or copying credentials though, because frame_and_topdoc_has_same_domain() returns false," Ormandy continued.
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Both groups argued that Google should be liable for copying code from the Java language for the Android operating system.
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Do you think that sharing something online is automatic consent to its being copied, regardless of who is copying it?
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" The company argued that Google "reaped enormous commercial benefits from copying … Java APIs," to explicitly "target and steal Oracle's customers.
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The rest was Emmy Awards history, and hairstyle inspiration we already know we'll be copying once holiday parties roll around.
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" And in a tweet that was later deleted, the rapper Princess Nokia accused Grande of copying from her song "Mine.
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" And in a tweet that was later deleted, the rapper Princess Nokia accused Grande of copying from her song "Mine.
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Modern humans were capable of symbolic behavior, so it "turns the who's copying who debate on its head," Pike said.
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"New Yorkers didn't realize he was the real thing, and some treated him like he was copying," Mr. Schoenfeld said.
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Larger Western Australia has said it would consider copying the move based on how well it worked in South Australia.
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As a result, the artists unearthing, studying, and copying ancient art didn't realize how colorful it was supposed to be.
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She finished a number of text-copying assignments in two days, much faster than her mother expected, the newspaper reported.
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Some people accused Glover of flat-out copying Harley while others have just seen it as inspiration for Glover's track.
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On The Office early on, there were these glimpses of reality, like a water cooler bubbling or a copier copying.
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Topolski has noticed the Etsy aesthetic homogenizing over the past several years, with new sellers copying what they see doing well in other Etsy shops, and big-box stores like Target and Michaels copying them, and a huge wave of customers who don't really want to dig past the surface for the unique stuff.
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Google argued that the copying fell within the "fair use" provision of copyright law, meaning Google was free to use it.
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Instagram has been repeatedly copying Snapchat Stories features, from stickers to location filters, in an attempt to lure Snapchat's millennial audience.
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What if, instead of videogames copying war, war copied videogames—and the two things became, in a certain way, the same?
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When it comes to crafting your ideal shape, Dedivanovic recommends going the natural route rather than copying hyper-graphic Instagram trends.
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Copying the stamps of these experts (used in the certificates of authenticity), Elmyr's dealers produced their own documents and customs stamps.
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"Isn't family lifestyle something we want to each develop with our own families rather than copying someone else's?" one person asked.
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"They promised us he would stop copying things and would give proper attribution in all cases in the future," Schenk said.
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Documents posted on the contract redacted its value, but copying and pasting the redacted section showed an amount around $49 million.
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Van Nest also emphasized that Android engineers had only reimplemented a sliver of Java's code rather than copying from it liberally.
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This has been the device that showed Huawei can lead on design instead of merely copying and iterating on existing forms.
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Carmack, who testified last week, has admitted to copying files from ZeniMax computers prior to him joining Oculus in August 2013.
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And digging to find an address, then copying and pasting it into the Uber app doesn't get you there any faster.
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So, I started thinking about what to display and then I realised, maybe I should make something that is copying something.
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When OYO entered the Chinese market, the company viewed itself as local Chinese entrepreneurs "who were copying OYO Global," he explained.
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People who are attracted to each other often engage in mirroring, or subconsciously copying each other's gestures and patterns of speech.
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"The OG @ParisHilton #YEEZYSEASON22009," Kardashian West wrote in the caption of a photo depicting Hilton copying one of her paparazzi shots.
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The Clinton Foundation staffer, Dennis Cheng, emailed Abedin to follow up, copying someone who apparently had access to the private aircraft.
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David Lodge, Unison's product manager, admitted during the trial that this was straight-up copying on the part of the company.
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There's a good reason for that: Important records should be easily accessible, and digitization makes searching, copying, and sharing them effortless.
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Tech giants try to squash startups by copying them, or they pay to scoop them up early to eliminate a threat.
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While the social world is known for its ruthless copying, the lower-stakes world of internet browser building is positively collegial.
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Biosimilars work in the same way as biologics, but unlike generics they are not identical to the drug they are copying.
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Facebook has been widely ridiculed for copying Snapchat's every move, and we wouldn't be surprised if it happens again later today.
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But when it comes to data privacy, the case for copying the best bits of the European Union's approach is compelling.
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SAP America Inc and HP Inc have defeated a lawsuit accusing them of willfully copying an inventor's patented business automation technology.
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When you've reviewed as many phones as I have, you'll get used to all the rampant copying — everyone copies (even Apple).
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Hopefully the NFL's copycat nature will actually be a good thing in this instance, once anyone gets around to copying it.
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The main Michoacan cartel, for instance, calls itself the Knights Templar, copying the name of a Catholic order of medieval Crusaders.
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Are we copying Ford, or is this a new mode of transportation that everyone is going to have different takes on?
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Now instead of copying and pasting text from Kindle into Facebook, you can simply highlight it and share it to Facebook.
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Has the well been tapped yet, as far as bands just copying sounds instead of trying to make something their own?
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He didn't seem to be taking her concerns seriously, so she started copying the human-resources department on her e-mails.
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Touting the successes of socialism and of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi also rejected the copying of any foreign political system.
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" Fans weren't impressed with Bieber's impression of the 27-time Grammy winner, and accused him of copying the songstress for "relevance.
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He was particularly enamored of the artist Albrecht Dürer, who eventually took the artist to court for copying him, and won.
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They're basically carbon-copying the sound and giving this whole generation of people this concept that it's them and their style.
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Using the bot, you can undertake activities such as starting a contract, and copying content from another contract as the basis.
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Yet Snap is entering the markets at a time when growth has slowed, possibly due to Instagram copying its "stories" feature.
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But for those in the business of copying Apple products and selling them cheaply, the notch is a badge of honor.
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Android smartphone vendors — and cut-price Chinese ones in particular — have for years been accused of copying Apple's iconic smartphone designs.
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Xiaomi, currently the world's fourth largest smartphone manufacturer, was for years dubbed the Apple of the East for its blatant copying.
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If someone takes the sound and makes it there own then it can be seen as influence more than just copying.
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Like others in the adult video industry, however, AEBN faced the threat of declining revenues due to unauthorized copying and downloading.
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Start by copying the image you want to use to a folder called "Images" and place it on a USB drive.
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"Any of the stories we planned now just feel like we're copying what's happening in reality, which is insane," Rhimes said.
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From poorly designed logos to accusations of copying other brands, these controversial company rebrands didn&apost sit well with the public.
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This year, Sears was accused of copying Airbnb&aposs logo with its new rebrand, following a period of drastically declining sales.
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Sure. But the logical thing is that you'll end up copying all the periods of art because you don't know anything.
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" They also acknowledged that accusing brands of copying "can be completely subjective and definitely not immune to personal bias at times.
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Sequels are risky for any director; fans have expectations, and filmmakers want to replicate success without simply copying the same formula.
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Somebody started it then everyone started copying it because they saw that people were becoming curious to see how spices grow.
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"And these guys," he added, copying and pasting an image of a pair of goggled Minions from the "Despicable Me" movie.
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Remdesivir resembles a component of RNA, but when it's taken up by the virus, it causes the copying process to stop.
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In the new research, his group announced the construction of an eight-molecule system capable of storing, copying and editing information.
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Some potential problems surfaced -- such as the ease of one-click copying of images -- but overall a sense of giddiness prevailed.
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"The question before the Supreme Court was how to calculate the amount Samsung should pay for their copying," the company said.
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And they say it's less about copying Silicon Valley than it is about supporting new tech hubs with their own focus.
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"Google has been blatantly and knowingly copying our patented technology," Sonos CEO Patrick Spence said in a statement to the Times.
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Are we copying Ford, or is this a new mode of transportation that everyone is going to have different takes on?
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Without a bespoke trade deal, Britain faces having to continue copying EU rules like Norway and Switzerland for financial market access.
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Indoor cycling startup Peloton Interactive Inc on Wednesday filed a lawsuit accusing rival Flywheel Sports Inc of copying its patented technology.
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Patagonia, the clothing company, accuses AB InBev (BUD) of trademark infringement for copying the brand's name and aesthetic on its beer.
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My mistake here involved copying other people's bullet journal pages and not thinking through what would be most helpful for me.
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We really wanted to make sure that we weren't making something that just felt like we were copying other great songs.
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Talk a bit about the criticism of you, of essentially Snapchat coming up with something and you all copying it. Yeah.
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But within the fashion industry, experts — like law professor Christopher Sprigman — say the ease of copying is actually good for creativity.
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When he was Oklahoma attorney general he was busted copying industry talking points directly into his communications with the federal government.
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A side-by-side video comparison of the speeches shows Melania copying at least two lines from Obama's speech almost verbatim.
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Macron wanted to make "first lady" an unpaid formal title, but many in France saw that as copying the American system.
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I began by trying to make the most basic tools, like mason's chisels, by copying the ones these skilled craftsmen had made.
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" The correction was further amended to add the parenthetical: "Pro tip: Disable your "Millennials to Snake People" extension when copying and pasting.
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By copying BuzzFeed's model for a unique market, OMG Digital could give African millenials something to read that's written specifically for them.
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Maybe don't get too excited: Palm always loses, and if this thing bombs, other companies may give up on copying the approach.
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You can begin copying work samples to thumb drives or e-mailing them to yourself in case you need a portfolio ready.
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According to Rosenbacher, he was just copying photos and videos with geotags located in Syria and reposting the content on his account.
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And Microsoft is already familiar with coming late to market with a product, then copying, underpricing, and scaling its way to success.
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True to its title, the piece involves hand-copying the US Constitution — not just the words, but also its look and feel.
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But, to go beyond its 81.5 million subscribers worldwide, Netflix is copying the TV model; it needs to have something for everyone.
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Selvadurai had informal discussions with friends at Path, Instagram and Twitter, all of which had faced threats of Facebook copying key features.
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This could involve manually locating the IP address of each server, creating a configuration file and copying it to all three machines.
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To make matters more difficult, Facebook has been rapidly copying some of Snap's most popular features — and doing so across multiple platforms.
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It is as if America's political classes are bent on copying every part of Britain's current flirtation with who-needs-experts populism.
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"We strongly believe that Google developed Android by illegally copying core Java technology to rush into the mobile device market," he said.
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By copying actual user behavior in the apps, the fraudsters were able to generate fake traffic that bypassed major fraud detection systems.
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These laws were designed to stop someone from, say, copying the blueprints of a nuclear submarine and passing them on to China.
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Surveying the world today, we see apprentice autocrats copying repressive tactics that had their tryouts in Venezuela or Russia fifteen years ago.
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Instagram is also getting faster at copying Snapchat features; it also added Instagram Direct and an AR Stories feature this week. 215.
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BuzzFeed News reported on this pattern of publishers in Macedonia, Kosovo, and the Republic of Georgia copying Lyman's stories earlier this year.
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For every Korean group immersing in convention and accidentally inventing a new pop style, there's one copying a seemingly random genre whole.
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Ahead, see the natural textures and protective styles that popped up on the red carpet, and that we'll be copying all summer.
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Check out the video below to see how these boundary-breaking boys did (no lie, we'll be copying that bold eyeliner technique).
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I think it's very much how he likes to work, taking elements of things rather than copying or borrowing too many things.
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It would be much harder, obviously, as replicating Twitter as a global news platform is not the same as copying hot software.
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Still, Mr Bolton made clear on July 1st that one aspect, at least, of the Libyan operation was worth copying: its speed.
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I don't know what the problem is, but there's no point copying a feature if you can't get it to work properly.
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I started thinking about it and I came to the conclusion that copying one song over and over again would be interesting.
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When you do the research, the record industry isn't shrinking because of copying, it's because they're still trying to sell plastic discs.
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The Surface Pro has successfully disrupted laptops and tablets, and everyone — including Apple to some extent — is copying the Surface approach now.
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It also created new courses for managing video and sound copying, an A/B testing course and a Facebook and TV course.
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On July 28, Giannulli sent an email, copying Loughlin, with a photo of their younger daughter on an ergometer, the rowing machine.
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Samsung, for example, has enough marketing clout of its own that copying Apple would do more harm than good at this point.
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But as we've seen in social media, copying isn't just the most sincere form of flattery — it's also a pathway to success.
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There's been a lot of Snapchat-copying going on in the tech world lately, with Facebook being one of the main culprits.
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Meanwhile, Instagram is getting faster at copying even Snapchat's most technologically advanced features with a series of global iOS and Android updates.
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He recently stood up for the Reputation songstress when she was accused of copying Beyoncé's visuals from "Formation" for her "LWYMMD" video.
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More than twenty European copyright laws include private copying levies, also known as blank media taxes, covering the sales of media devices.
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So, scientists are once again copying a tried-and-true Mother Nature design to potentially improve the strength and safety of airplanes.
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We hope that everyone will soon be aware that such technology exists and that copying the voice of someone else is possible.
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But we all know that copying and knocking off designers is a huge issue, as is the turnaround time for a collection.
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Genius theorized that other companies were copying its lyrics, so it began watermarking them by using a special formatting sequence for apostrophes.
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Elon Musk's OpenAI trained the bot by simply copying the AI and letting the two play each other for weeks on end.
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Hall and Butler reportedly sued Swift for copying their 2001 song "Playas Gon' Play" which was recorded by 3LW, according to TMZ.
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Some have reorganised themselves to become nimbler, copying startups by forming small teams to generate, test, reject and improve ideas at speed.
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Perfectly emulating another franchise's route to success is impossible, and the Lynx almost certainly wouldn't claim to be copying San Antonio's model.
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Everybody's taken a shortcut at some point, whether it was copying a friend's biology assignment or strolling into an important meeting unprepared.
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The outcome was, in effect, that musicians could be held legally responsible for copying a "feel" or the "mood" of a song.
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Instead of retyping, or forwarding, or copying and pasting, you can pre-draft a canned response and send it over and over.
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Hiring a team of software security experts may help, but Facebook/Instagram copying Snapchat isn't as simple as ripping off source code.
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Historically, entrepreneurs outside Silicon Valley were accused of being replicators — copying and adapting successful models pioneered in San Francisco or Palo Alto.
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Lucky for us, the CW posted a full transformation of the character to Instagram — but it's those bold brows we're copying first.
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Either he is copying human dance moves and somehow mapping human movement patterns onto his own body, or he's simply being creative.
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While many are copying Meghan Markle's chic style — the accessories she wore for her debut outing with Prince Harry immediately sold out!
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Since the beginning of iOS, one of the most irritating features has been that stupid magnifying glass interface for copying and pasting.
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February 21rd, 2016 PC manufacturers first started copying Microsoft's Surface last year, building devices that act as laptops with a detachable keyboard.
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"Ars was able to access pages of blacked-out text simply by copying and pasting them into a text editor," he wrote.
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Snap's first earnings report as a public company suggests Facebook's strategy of copying the innovative features of its upstart rival is working.
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The move comes as Snap staffs up its research and development division while it deals with Facebook copying some of its features.
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Yet that same crowded platform made Pampoulov question whether Facebook's copying of Snapchat's stories formula could be sustainable in the long term.
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I'd see people mass message others, copying and pasting a heartfelt paragraph that seemed personal and genuine to hundreds of other users.
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Jordan is also accusing Yeezy of removing its trademarks from the original camo print without official license or authorization prior to copying.
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I'm not a fan of copying, but at the same time, how else do you make a laptop this thin and light?
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She shows up in this episode only to ask Alex why others are copying her by dragging their beds onto the lawn.
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China's Xiaomi is commonly the target of folks who believe it's good at copying rival Apple when it comes to Mi smartphones.
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The first is pride: With their reputation for copying and stealing from others, it would provide national satisfaction to outwit the competition.
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Severely dyslexic as a child, he learned to learn by copying key passages in his left-handed scrawl and reading them aloud.
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The two beauty moguls have seemingly been feuding since 2018, when Star accused Dy of copying his "approved makeup" series on YouTube.
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They are taking mirror images of their good side and copying it, photoshopping their own pictures before posting them to social media.
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She knew early on that she possessed an unusual skill for copying images, which coalesced into the ambition to be an artist.
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Manning was convicted in 2013 on multiple counts, including violations of the Espionage Act and copying and disseminating classified military field reports.
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Others have even started copying it with their own "Dank Vapes," making the name itself even more mysterious and difficult to track.
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Though the documents posted Monday redact the new contract's value, copying and pasting the redacted section reveals an amount around $220006 million.
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She will also have to testify in a dispute with an Italian shoemaker, who is accusing her of copying a shoe design.
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But VDMA said counterfeiters were becoming more brazen, increasingly copying not only a product's technical details but also its brand and appearance.
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Copyright law, which disallows others from copying the creative works of authors and artists, is the most obvious candidate for stopping this. .
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Ray, who asked to be identified only by his first name, said he worried that "someone's going to start copying" the killer.
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While everyone else was copying Magic, he went out and made a game where cards do not tap and removal is scarce.
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It's well-designed, offering plenty of secrets and surprises on top of that respect for player choice inherent to the enemy-copying.
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The people who run these companies are often bad-mouthing one another, and when they're not doing that they're copying one another.
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The original sin of the GOP tax plan then became copying the 20 percent number over to an entirely different tax proposal.
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Little Trees says Balenciaga was so brazen it went as far as copying the specific colors associated with the most popular scents.
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China is not an innovation also-ran that prospers mainly by copying other people's ideas and producing them quickly at low cost.
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Some are essential to the basic workings of all living things — such as copying DNA — and first evolved billions of years ago.
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Eventually, I could recite the entire story, produced by Stories Podcast, along with the host, copying her intonations for the different voices.
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Now Russian operators are trying to avoid detection by copying and pasting chunks of texts from other sources directly into their posts.
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In a 2015 episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kylie Jenner, then 17, complained to Kourtney about Kim copying her style.
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They appropriate proteins inside our cells to do the heavy lifting, copying viral genes and building new shells to put them in.
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His brother, Jack, read him stories, and the pair spent hours drawing, copying comic strip characters and making their own little books.
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Xerox, in its copying and printing business, faces similar challenges to HP. But Xerox is strong in larger machines for office work.
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He sent emails and letters to the I.O.C., even copying some to the organization's president, Thomas Bach, and his predecessor, Jacques Rogge.
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This time, it's not just copying a feature (a la Stories), but trying to mimic the entire experience with a dedicated app.
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And Elastic, which builds software that runs on Amazon's cloud platform, sued Amazon for copying its branding to introduce a rival offering.
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Chinese startups were always criticized for copying American companies, but Reels' launch signals the grand shift to cloning in the opposite direction.
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TikTok screenshots TikTok screenshots Cloning TikTok isn't just about the features, though Reels does a good job of copying the core ones.
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Kudos to Tinder product chief Jeff Morris Jr. for cluing us into this brazen creative theft: Amazon is now straight copying Allbirds.
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The company's casual-chic aesthetic helped America define its own design vernacular, one that didn't involve copying what was trending in Paris.
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Snap, whose second-quarter earnings come out after market close, has been taunted by bigger rival Facebook, which keeps copying its products.
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The digital players on the newfront side have been slower to evolve — while they have been copying TV — TV has been evolving.
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The launch shows Facebook's boldness despite the threat of antitrust regulation focusing on how it has suppressed competition through its acquisitions and copying.
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Xiaomi has long been accused of copying Apple, but in recent years its design seemed to develop a little more independence than before.
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However, reporters were able to read the blacked-out sections by electronically copying them and then pasting them into a word processing file.
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The brand had been accused of copying a K-Deer, an small athletic wear company based in Westwood, New Jersey, Fortune first reported.
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More than two years after Facebook started copying Snapchat's Stories feature, Snap has a new plan to get its Stories in more places.
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It's even more comprehensive and user-friendly than HTTrack, but they're both well worth exploring for copying entire sites and everything on them.
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Donald Trump's Inauguration cake baker just fessed up to copying a design made just a few years ago for Barack Obama's swearing-in.
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It's so great, in fact, that when I went to write about it, I found myself copying out nearly the entire song's lyrics.
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When people do express political opinions, they're typically copying the beliefs of elites such as elected officials, rather than the other way around.
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When you realize this, suddenly it seems kind of silly to get worked up about Android phone makers copying the iPhone X's notch.
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The game emphasizes immortality and "resleeving"—that is, copying or uploading your mind/consciousness and downloading it into a new morph, or body.
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Its unique design has a lot of potential, and I won't be surprised to see others copying what the Coral One can do.
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She characterized the incident as a "new trend in the threat we face," in that attackers are copying the methods of similar attacks.
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Last year three Chinese shoemakers were told to pay 10m yuan ($1.5m) to New Balance, an American footwear company, for copying its logo.
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In this case, there's no question that InfoWars has been copying and pasting Kremlin-funded news articles and promoting them to its audience.
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Multiple emails sent to InfoWars requesting comment on why the outlet has been mass-copying RT content were opened but not replied to.
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In addition, rearranging the genes that create the polymerase, which helps the virus copy itself, means fewer "copying errors" that may be dangerous.
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" After he had said he was "Absolutely certain there was non-literal copying" in several cases, I just wanted to shout "You lie!
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Apple stores: In 2011, Apple found out about a string of fake Apple stores in China that were completely copying its retail shops.
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According to CBP, the breach was the result of a federal contractor copying agency data onto its corporate network, which was subsequently compromised.
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But copying Apple was only a starting point, and Samsung's most seminal Galaxy S device would come within a year of the first.
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Josh Constine focuses on the potential misuses of Facebook petitions, and it's not hard to imagine viral mobs copying the Gamergate playbook here.
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Just copying competitors and maybe selling a product cheaper, though, does nothing to motivate employees and is not what Nvidia is interested in.
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They can learn about past masters and how to paint like them, and all they're doing is an exercise in copying that way.
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Bernie Sanders, who is far behind in delegates heading into the Democratic primary in South Carolina, accused Hillary Clinton of copying his message.
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You can also scan text to see translations, add events to your calendar, or just to make copying and pasting a little simpler.
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It doesn't back up absolutely everything on your system, but it's a perfectly fine option for copying your most important files somewhere else.
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If I beat a deadline, solve a tough problem, or get great feedback from a customer — I'm copying upper management on the email.
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Instagram is copying Snapchat's Memories feature and going a step further, letting you create a permanent home to show off formerly ephemeral content.
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It's also worth mentioning that Snapchat played an important role in popularizing this trend and Facebook has been widely ridiculed for copying Snapchat.
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"Epic creates emotes by copying and coding dances and movements directly from popular videos, movies, and television shows without consent," alleges the complaint.
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Copying the political systems of other countries "could spell an end to the independent destiny of our country", he warns in volume two.
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In lieu of a traditional report card, I briefly considered just copying and pasting text from the Book of Revelation into this article.
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A year after blatantly copying Timehop, Facebook's nostalgia feature is proving how successful big platforms can be when they rip off smaller products.
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Samsung's on a streak of not copying the iPhone, with original features like curved edges and iris scanners actually outpacing innovation at Apple.
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"She's copying the Kardashian type syndrome where people get famous and stay famous just for being famous," he said in a phone interview.
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Innovation is driven by copying, by trying to catch up, succeeding, and then adding something else on top that moves things even further.
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Other fingerprints are signs of an inside job, resulting from the fundamental processes of life inside our cells, including DNA copying and repair.
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This is not the first time Urban Outfitters has been accused of copying designs, as it has happened multiple times over the years.
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The showrooms at Ikea — perhaps the biggest purveyor of this aesthetic — have been our trusty source for copying the minimalist look for less.
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The takeover was an innovative collaboration in communicating that as well as our own message about the subtleties between inspiration, homage, and copying.
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Copying the instant-messaging patois he learned from his teenage daughters, O'Neill posed as Mackenzie, alternately flirting, challenging, and being mad at him.
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Why it works: "Most forged art works are based on copying certain compositional and subject matter-related elements and patterns," the researchers said.
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And no matter what side you fall down on, it's hard to argue with the bigger lesson: sometimes straight-up copying is enough.
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And each of us just focused on copying our characters—from their moves on stage to the way they engage with one another.
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Meanwhile, America's Supreme Court agreed to hear Samsung's appeal against the penalties it has incurred for copying Apple's patented designs on the iPhone.
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Shackled to the floor of a cellblock, detainees passed the time copying nature scenes lifted from innocuous source material in the prison library.
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"Street chic" label PluggedNYC has accused the 19-year-old of copying its camo two-piece set and swimsuits for her own collection.
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Instagram and Facebook's blatant copying of Snapchat's core features is sad (can't they think of anything new?), but it a strategy that works.
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One picture showed the bridegroom, Li Yunpeng, copying out the party document while his bride, Chen Xuanchi, looked on, apparently admiring his penmanship.
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As the biological machinery goes awry inside a cancerous mass, reproducing cells make more errors copying their DNA, releasing a stream of mutants.
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To make the financing propositions more appealing, local governments should consider copying China's model and offer preferential policies to foreign investors, he said.
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Apple – Apple was awarded $539 million in its patent retrial against Samsung, which had been accused of copying patents related to Apple's iPhone.
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Peter Sacks / Courtesy Marlborough Gallery, New York He filled small notebooks obsessively, copying all of Yeats into one, selections of Dickinson into another.
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Because Memojis are Apple and not a third-party developer, you don't have to worry about copying and pasting them into a message.
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In that one, the justices threw out a $399 million damages award against Samsung to its American rival for copying key iPhone designs.
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The social pinboard platform also cited other social media platforms copying its features, again another swipe at Facebook, as another potential risk factor.
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Somehow it was fabulous for artists to do it, and for designers to do it was just not O.K. Because it was copying.
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It makes sense that shareware came out of this floppy-copyin' state of affairs, because we needed a business model that encouraged copying.
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"Companies use the anti-piracy rules in copyright laws to cover things that are nowhere near copying music or video games," Proctor said.
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It means I don't have to build a 98SE rig and spend forever copying things around so I have a nicely fragmented volume.
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Bill Cunningham delights in yanking back the curtain on the vicious rituals of copying that infiltrated the Paris salons of the postwar years.
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"It was right around the time that Instagram and Facebook really started copying a lot of the features that Snapchat has," he said.
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He remarks: The student should delve deep into his subject; and if he starts by copying, he should copy his model without equivocation.
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She pleaded guilty in June to transmitting national security information by copying the classified report and mailing it to an unidentified news organization.
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I tried copying it, but it was so difficult, and so I just created my songs out of attempting to play like that.
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"Transporting this classic look into the new millennium without copying it was technically complex, to say the least," said Bugatti designer Achim Anscheidt.
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It works by blocking the SARS-CoV-2 virus from copying its genetic material, RNA, the instructions the virus uses to replicate itself.
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Researchers have long been aware of a phenomenon they call "mate-choice copying," which describes what happens when women like other women's boyfriends.
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Few books chronicle the exhausting aftermath — custody calendars and copying your ex on emails and the physical schlep of duffels and laundry baskets.
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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed the remnants of a start-up's lawsuit accusing Bloomberg LP of unlawfully copying an investment analysis tool.
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Once we have passed reproductive age, the genes can get sloppy about copying, allowing mutations to accumulate, because natural selection no longer cares.
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The Alexa intelligent assistant, which runs on it, can play music and tell jokes, and now Google, Apple and Microsoft are copying it.
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As Mr. Moore was questioned, an officer loomed over him, threatening to beat him with a ream of copying paper, the inmate said.
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In recent years, Instagram has been copying features from rival networks such as Snapchat (SNAP) and TikTok to adapt to shifting user habits.
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Private equity and venture capital investors are copying our counterparts in the hedge fund world: we're trying to automate more of our job.
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Copying is not really a concern; none of the companies that came before hers achieved massive success, so there's still room in the market.
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Instead, he'd retype simple programs again and again from scratch with every reboot, copying in commands from manuals to make shapes fill the screen.
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Politico reported that several dozen independent researchers on their own had begun copying Obamacare data and documents in a race to beat the Jan.
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They would start with genes involved in the most critical processes of the cell, such as copying and translating DNA, and build from there.
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"The question before the Supreme Court was how to calculate the amount Samsung should pay for their copying," Apple told CNBC of the ruling.
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The test also comes on the heels of Instagram's new Stories feature, which many see as its most blatant attempt at copying Snapchat yet.
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Some believe that's a result of Facebook copying Snapchat's Stories feature into all of its apps, and that very well could be the case.
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Disney and its affiliates embrace "a culture that not only accepts the unauthorized copying of others' original material, but encourages it," the lawsuit said.
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His joke was a reflection of what is dominating headlines about Facebook: less about freedom of speech, more about copying all of Snapchat's features.
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One major change that the founders reportedly pushed back on was Facebook's insistence on copying Snapchat's "Stories" feature that deletes videos after 24 hours.
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"He looks forward to having his day in court to hold Infowars accountable for its willful and bad-faith copying of Pepe the Frog."
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Amber Rose gets called out for copying Kim's emojis, Lamar Odom is back on the sauce and Nick Young admits to cheating on Iggy.
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